• The fold-over cuff is the defining detail here - it sits wide and structured at the knee, creating a sharp layered panel that reads as two boots in one silhouette.
• Knee-high shaft with a column-straight leg that doesn't taper, giving the boot a bold, architectural presence on the leg.
• Pointed toe adds a sleek finish at the base, keeping the overall look long and sharp from heel to cuff.
• High kitten-style heel, sitting between 7 and 9cm, delivers height without compromising on wearability through a night out.
• PU upper with a smooth, close finish that holds its shape through the shaft and lies flat across the fold without bunching.

The column silhouette does most of the work here - the shaft runs straight and tall, so anything worn above it reads as a clean, uninterrupted line. That makes these boots a natural match for a fitted mini dress or a longline blazer worn as a dress, both of which let the fold-over cuff take centre stage. The model is styled bare-legged, which is the sharpest way to wear them - the boot meets skin at the thigh and the contrast is what makes the look. For a night out or drinks with friends, pair with a bodycon dress and minimal jewellery to keep the focus on the boot. The pointed toe and structured cuff mean these also work tucked under wide-leg trousers for an evening with more edge, where just the toe peeks out and the cuff folds over the hem. A going-out boot that earns its keep across more than one outfit.